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Juan H. Perry
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Resume Writing HELP
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Nov 6th, 2010
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I’m trying to add on to my resume but i’m stuck.
My previous job required doing the exact type of work as my present job. When trying to explain the duties i did on my present job, i’m not sure what to write because the duties are the exact same as the previous job. I don’t want to copy what i wrote for my previous job to my present job’s description.
Should i just reword what i had written for my previous job and sound redundant? Or should i leave it blank? Or what should i do??
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I found a book called . . .oh shoot can’t think of it. But it tells you how to write a very good resume. It teaches how to take those mundane duties and explain them in a more positive manner. It is uncanny. OH it was called Power Resumes. It is worth finding and using. You will be delighted.
Your resume is your future the best type for you to do is as follows
education
work experience
list your jobs that are alike……..name of co etc dates of employment
duties performed
then list what you can do
computer savvy
type 40 wpm
customer service
receptionist
scheduler
etc
as a former manager of an office a detail resume is boring and takes to much time
to be able to read it fairly quick is much easier and they can see what you can do and what you have accomplished What a co is looking for is that you dont jump around from job to job and that you have a steady work history….if you havent had too many jobs it is ok, as you can always be trained if you are willing and so is the company you can find info on the internet to do resumes good luck